Is there really a difference between MP-GT1 &amp; MP-VT1? I can probably get the MP-VT1 and plug a guitar in it and save some money... or am I missing something?
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I am thinking it too. I think, the only difference is, that one can cancell out the guitar part from the song, ao you can play along, and the other can cancell out the vocals. For me those parts are not essential, so I think I will go with vocal one.
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Thanks for the tip.I actually ended up getting the AP-220 for $650, Guitar Center had a $150 off coupon. That was less than Amazon has ever sold it so I jumped on it.$500 is a great price for the PX-130 with all the extras though... all you'd need is a stool, and maybe a cover for the keyboard to keep dust off when not playing.
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Everybody seem to think that virtual amplification is less. In my opinion if you spend the time you'll get what you need with this unit. Its the best bang for the buck and easier to use. The tone of the V amp 3 is much better than its predecessors. It actually does a great job of articulating your playing being what it is. Its still not a tube amp but only a super tone snob could tell. You can do anything with it. Get a FCB1010 to go with it and look into a Ureaka E prom upgrade. I'm a thirty year veteran of guitar, bass, and a live sound man doing local circuit. you wont be sorry at a third the cost of line 6. Everybody seem to think that virtual amplification is less. In my opinion if you spend the time you'll get what you need with this unit. Its the best bang for the buck and easier to use. The tone of the V amp 3 is much better than its predecessors. It actually does a great job of articulating your playing being what it is. Its still not a tube amp but only a super tone snob could tell. You can do anything with it. Get a FCB1010 to go with it and look into a Ureaka E prom upgrade. I'm a thirty year veteran of guitar, bass, and a live sound man doing local circuit. you wont be sorry at a... » Read More Everybody seem to think that virtual amplification is less. In my opinion if you spend the time you'll get what you need with this unit. Its the best bang for the buck and easier to use. The tone of the V amp 3 is much better than its predecessors. It actually does a great job of articulating your playing being what it is. Its still not a tube amp but only a super tone snob could tell. You can do anything with it. Get a FCB1010 to go with it and look into a Ureaka E prom upgrade. I'm a thirty year veteran of guitar, bass, and a live sound man doing local circuit. you wont be sorry at a third the cost of line 6. « Show Less
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Did you ever find an alternative to the BB2001? Funny, I just bought the im600 today, and it still had the slip in it for the BB2001. I would like to buy a subwoofer for it though, so let me know :) That goes for anybody reading this, too!
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We would have to agree with David! We've had great feedback on the Yamaha MG16XU! It offers similar effects, USB, and input capabilities as the Mackie ProFX16V2, for a lower price! The MG16XU is currently in stock separately and as a bundle package and ready to ship!
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So, there are conflicting answers here. Manufacturer says yes it is bass ready with no add-on required and a customer bought it and shows the $9.99 bass add-on screen shot. Which is correct here? Seems it should come ready for both being nearly 2 times the guitar only cost. Would like to buy this but another ten bucks is pushing it and being misled by the manufacturer is not good customer service. I understand that the game likely has the bass lines and other programming built into the songs unlike the guitar only game. So does this add-on cost more or not?
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This is a guitar amplifier, not a GDEC unit. It has one standard 1/4" guitar cable input. It does have a usb port for modifying the onboard effects. It does not have backing tracks or multiple separate channels...it's a hybrid tube/digital amplifier, not a playback system. Basically it's just a light weight guitar amp with some extra effects that emulate pedals. Helps keep the floor uncluttered, but not a packaged rehearsal system. It sounds a bit more analog than digital but it's not a true all tube Fender sound...actually a disappointing little amp sound wise. The effects emulations are sketchy and the digital amplifier portion minimizes the value of the tube circuitry. This is a guitar amplifier, not a GDEC unit. It has one standard 1/4" guitar cable input. It does have a usb port for modifying the onboard effects. It does not have backing tracks or multiple separate channels...it's a hybrid tube/digital amplifier, not a playback system. Basically it's just a light weight guitar amp with some extra effects that emulate pedals. Helps keep the floor uncluttered, but not a packaged rehearsal system. It sounds a bit more analog than digital but it's not a true all tube Fender sound...actually a disappointing little amp sound wise. The effects emulations... » Read More This is a guitar amplifier, not a GDEC unit. It has one standard 1/4" guitar cable input. It does have a usb port for modifying the onboard effects. It does not have backing tracks or multiple separate channels...it's a hybrid tube/digital amplifier, not a playback system. Basically it's just a light weight guitar amp with some extra effects that emulate pedals. Helps keep the floor uncluttered, but not a packaged rehearsal system. It sounds a bit more analog than digital but it's not a true all tube Fender sound...actually a disappointing little amp sound wise. The effects emulations are sketchy and the digital amplifier portion minimizes the value of the tube circuitry. « Show Less
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There are a lot of headphone amps out there and many of them have similar styling, where the unit plugs directly into the guitar without a cable in between. If you want to know how they compare, I would compare the reviews. I haven't tried the Joyo but I will say that the reviews don't look very good. I've been pretty happy with my Vox though. So I would guess that having similarly-styled housings are where the similarities end.
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You cannot. If you have the budget go with the GT100. It's a much better unit. I had the ME25, GT10, and now I use the GT100. For classic tone, I use the Fender Mustang III. Good luck.
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hot rod deville stomp box ? or the amp....>? i was hoping for the older version of the pedal, as thats the photo that you posted for the item was. they reissued the pedal from mexico i belive with the newer houseing. the new one is stronger. unless you are offereing me a free pedal then theres no use of me trading or buying a new one. The pedal is already on my pedal board. thanx tho :)
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Shipping was FREE via Amazon. How much did your's ship for? Different vendor, perhaps? Most impt., how did this hot black DM-V perform? Fit and Finish? Both mine, and the one i gifted my 15 y/o nephew for Christmas was totally " nice for the price" ......his number one and two , area razor slime DB,...., And a Washburn V with Bill Lawrence pups. This one serves backup,...he loves It. DM-V for under $300.....amazing! Dean V Dave Mustaine Guitar, Bolt-on Classic Black (i love mine too!) FREE Shipping from Amazon........
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I had to research the Peavy before answering. To get anywhere near the performance and options of the Fender Mustang I V2 20 watt, you have to go with the much more expensive Peavy 100 Watt Vypyr 3. Even then, with the Peavy you are stuck with the built in options. With Fenders FUSE software, you can change this amp a thousand different ways using just your computer, a USB cable and the fender FUSE software. Plus you can download beats and backgrounds to play along with, which you can't do with Peavy. So either this Fender or the Peavy 3 100 watt for a lot more money. (And even then, with the Peavy you have to buy the optional pedals to get any decent sound from the video on the site I watched).
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Hi - I have owned both. I am a bedroom player but experienced. I would say the two units are almost identical in terms of user interface. In term of sound, the POD gets a slight nod because the it is slightly more "warm". However, the high gain settings are pretty equal. I was happy with both. I am using the V Amp 3 now. Both are excellent units.
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There are seperate models for keyboard and guitar. Be sure and order the correct one.
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uhhhh buddy, sorry to say that it was a gift for my baby brother. I did use it briefly while I had, but I used it with my guitar, that´s about it. I will suggest that you contact the guys from BOSS, perhaps they´ve tried it that way.
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I'm a trombonist playing both classical and jazz music so I know exactly what you're keen to listening to. I've owned the M100 for sometime before returning it. I can safely say the M100 is much more geared towards DJ/Bass Head platforms. It's abysmal for Jazz and Classical listening. The bass is seriously distracting since it's more forward compared to the midranges, making midrange-centric music sound quite off. I would definitely recommend the ATHM50x over the V-Moda series in this regard.
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Eric, that sounds good. I am stuck on that same decision.I know nothing about this except for what I can find on the web. My wife is going to be picking up piano, so I don't want to loose $500 (like all other good husbands out there but i do want her to have the best that we can afford... just in case she becomes a rock star and I can retire early!. Can I connect them both to computers? And is that a good option to have? I read on the Casio one you can but not on the P95 one. Also what about the noise interference on the casio some people talk about, have you experienced that? my last question do people install an amplifier to this as a normal set up for homes or just to play in gigs?Thanks Eric, that sounds good. I am stuck on that same decision.I know nothing about this except for what I can find on the web. My wife is going to be picking up piano, so I don't want to loose $500 (like all other good husbands out there but i do want her to have the best that we can afford... just in case she becomes a rock star and I can retire early!. Can I connect them both to computers? And is that a good option to have? I read on the Casio one you can but not on the P95 one. Also what about the noise interference on the casio some people talk about, have you experienced... » Read More Eric, that sounds good. I am stuck on that same decision.I know nothing about this except for what I can find on the web. My wife is going to be picking up piano, so I don't want to loose $500 (like all other good husbands out there but i do want her to have the best that we can afford... just in case she becomes a rock star and I can retire early!. Can I connect them both to computers? And is that a good option to have? I read on the Casio one you can but not on the P95 one. Also what about the noise interference on the casio some people talk about, have you experienced that? my last question do people install an amplifier to this as a normal set up for homes or just to play in gigs?Thanks « Show Less